Sentences with phrase «new apple newsstand»

Last week CDW released a new Apple Newsstand app called CDW Magazines that one assumes will house digital editions for all four of the company's magazines (I've reached out to the editor of the magazines to confirm some of my assumptions but did not hear back).

First look at new Apple Newsstand apps: Contractor from Aspermont Limited (Australia), North American Oil & Gas Pipelines from Benjamin Media (US), and Meat Management from Yandell Media Group (UK)

First look at new Apple Newsstand apps: Contractor from Aspermont Limited (Australia), North American Oil & Gas Pipelines from

Not exact matches

Nintendo Gamer — the new ultimate guide to the World of Nintendo is now on - sale on Apple Newsstand for just $ 4.99

Condé Nast is the latest publisher to claim a boom in digital magazine sales from the launch of Apple's Newsstand two weeks: the publisher of Glamour, The New Yorker, Vanity Fair and Wired says that new subscription sales, per week, across all nine digital editions, was up 268 percent, with single copy sales up 142 percent compared to the previous eight weeNew Yorker, Vanity Fair and Wired says that new subscription sales, per week, across all nine digital editions, was up 268 percent, with single copy sales up 142 percent compared to the previous eight weenew subscription sales, per week, across all nine digital editions, was up 268 percent, with single copy sales up 142 percent compared to the previous eight weeks.

In January, the two sides announced a new partnership with the Apple Newsstand that delivers the Digital Editions of its entire catalog days before print and and other sources.

WEEKLY SHONEN JUMP is also available to readers in the United Kingdom, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand and South Africa via the WEEKLY SHONEN JUMP Newsstand App available for the Apple iPad ®, iPhone and iPod touch or the WEEKLY SHONEN JUMP App on the Google Play Store for Android devices.

Apple newsstand is apart of the new iOS 5 update and will be on your devices main home screen.

Apple has been courting major publishers to usher in its new Daily Newsstand program to cornerstone the online tablet market.

Publisher Hearst has ironed out a new agreement with Apple's Newsstand to deliver the Digital Editions of its entire catalog days before print and and other sources.

New enhancements and algorithms in Apple's Newsstand are at work to change that, though.

Issues in the new territories will be available every Monday at 10 am Pacific Standard Time through the WEEKLY SHONEN JUMP Newsstand App available for the Apple iPad ®, iPhone and iPod touch.

Previously, before the release of Apple Newsstand, many brands had released their own separate iOS apps, and this gives them an option to nest these apps within Newsstand instead of remaining outside it (although brands can optionally release new versions of their iOS app to achieve this instead), in order to be part of the official Newsstand category within the iOS App Store and to take advantage of various features of Apple Newsstand.

This new update should give the Apple Newsstand a run for its money giving Kindle customers a viable alternative to read the same content they purchased on the Kindle Fire on the iPad.

The digital version of the magazine is also available to international readers in the United Kingdom, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand and South Africa via the Newsstand App for the Apple iPad ® and iPad ® Mini, or the WEEKLY SHONEN JUMP App on the Google Play Store for Android devices.

The holidays are right around the corner (kind of) of why not take a look at the new titles to be found inside the Cooking, Food & Drink category of the Apple Newsstand.

«Tis the season for making merry, so it is an appropriate time to check out some of the new digital magazines released into the Apple Newsstand: Japan Beer Times, Craft Beer & Brewing and Eat Out Magazine

This week, 2000AD launched its new iOS reader, adding the U.K.'s iconic anthology to Apple's lucrative Newsstand application.

Apple's Newsstand is a new way to purchase and organise newspaper and magazine subscriptions, where there's now a new PC free set up feature that allows activation and software updates over the air — with no computer required.

The pace of new digital magazine or digital editions being launched into the Apple Newsstand has slowed to a trickle — mostly the result of the fact that many titles already have released their apps.

I think it works just fine, and would be a good model for B2B publishers who want to produce a native tablet edition, but don't want their art directors coming up with completely new designs, or spending as much time producing the Apple Newsstand version as they do on their print editions.

Apple does not make it easy, something that one now had to conclude is intentional — after all, they are well aware that their Newsstand is a mess and either have no intention of cleaning it up, or are waiting to introduce a completely new scheme.

The digital version of WEEKLY SHONEN JUMP is also available to international readers in the United Kingdom, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand and South Africa via the Newsstand App for the Apple iPad ® and iPad ® Mini, or the WEEKLY SHONEN JUMP App on the Google Play Store for Android devices.

The pace of new publication launches into the Apple Newsstand has slowed considerable over the past year, though by the standard of print magazine launches the pace is still quite brisk.

While many of the more interesting consumer titles being launched into the Apple Newsstand come from outside the US — simply because US titles have long ago launched apps — in B2B there is still quite a number of new apps being released from US publishers.

Three new digital magazine editions have made their entry into the Apple Newsstand over the past week or so,

Said to be two years in the making, the strategy includes a brand new tablet edition, released recently into the Apple Newsstand — Ottawa Citizen for iPad.

To recap the basics: New Internationalist Magazine Australia is a universal app inside the News & Politics category of the Apple Newsstand.

While other magazines were struggling to maintain their digital subscriptions, thanks to the problems continuing with the Apple Newsstand, The New Yorker actually grew its digital subscription year - over-year, and grew its digital single copy due to its inclusion in the Next Issue digital newsstand (Condé Nast is part of the coalition that launched the all - you - can - read digital magazine Newsstand, The New Yorker actually grew its digital subscription year - over-year, and grew its digital single copy due to its inclusion in the Next Issue digital newsstand (Condé Nast is part of the coalition that launched the all - you - can - read digital magazine newsstand (Condé Nast is part of the coalition that launched the all - you - can - read digital magazine service).